By http://buyorganiccoffee.org/ Authentic Organic Coffee A European research project will soon help decide if you are drinking authentic organic coffee, wine, or olive oil. Because of the higher price that healthy organic coffee and other organic products command there is always the risk of fraudulent packaging of normally grown coffee or other products. According to press reports a research group at the University of Copenhagen is set to develop procedures for identifying the origin of food and drink items and finding out if they contain non-organic substances such as synthetic fertilizer, herbicides, insecticides, or fungicides. The researchers will test for impurities which will help assure the consumer that his coffee or other product has been grown and processed using organic procedures. In addition they intend to be able to determine the region in which a product was grown as well. This would be accomplished by measuring trace elements that vary in composition from place to place about the globe. However, it is not as though no one is checking to verify that products such as organic coffee are, indeed, organic. As an example of organic coffee certification, Bio Latina of Lima, Peru, sends employees throughout Latin America to verify that growers and processors are actively following sustainable growing practices and not mixing organically grown coffee or other products with their normally grown cousins. Agencies throughout the world rely on organizations such as Bio Latina to verify organically produced products. The United States Department of Agriculture, the Japanese Agricultural Ministry, the European Union, and many other accept Bio Latina certification of organic coffee and other products grown throughout Latin America. For a consumer who is aware of who reliably certifies coffee it is an easy task to look for a label confirming Bio Latina organic coffee certification. Another safeguard already in place is the vigilance of the growers of organic products. A recent example is a law suit filed against an individual in California who was selling coffee labeled as Kona Coffee. As it turns out, to be labeled Kona coffee, which is grown in Hawaii, the coffee needs to be 100% Hawaiian grown. The coffee growers in Hawaii are a relatively small group and they noticed that someone, that was not a Hawaiian producer, was selling bogus coffee and sued to stop him. Organic Kona coffee is a unique product and its producers are a vigilant lot. Growers and processors of authentic organic coffee everywhere are interested in keeping fraud out of their trade. For the average person who wants to make sure that he is drinking authentic organic coffee the quickest and easiest method is to only buy certified USDA organic coffee in the USA or coffee certified by the corresponding responsible agency the nation in which you live. If you have serious doubts about the validity of an organic coffee label speak to the vendor.

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A European research project will
soon help decide if you are
drinking authentic organic coffee,
wine, or olive oil.

3. By http://buyorganiccoffee.org/
Because of the higher price that
healthy organic coffee and other
organic products command there
is always the risk of fraudulent
packaging of normally grown
coffee or other products.

4. By http://buyorganiccoffee.org/
According to press reports a
research group at the University of
Copenhagen is set to develop
procedures for identifying the
origin of food and drink items and
finding out if they contain non-
organic substances such as
synthetic fertilizer, herbicides,
insecticides, or fungicides.

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The researchers will test for
impurities which will help assure
the consumer that his coffee or
other product has been grown and
processed using organic
procedures.

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In addition they intend to be able
to determine the region in which a
product was grown as well.

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This would be accomplished by
measuring trace elements that
vary in composition from place to
place about the globe.
However, it is not as though no
one is checking to verify that
products such as organic coffee
are, indeed, organic.

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As an example of organic coffee
certification, Bio Latina of Lima, Peru,
sends employees throughout Latin
America to verify that growers and
processors are actively following
sustainable growing practices and not
mixing organically grown coffee or
other products with their normally
grown cousins.

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Agencies throughout the world rely
on organizations such as Bio
Latina to verify organically
produced products.

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The United States Department of
Agriculture, the Japanese
Agricultural Ministry, the European
Union, and many other accept Bio
Latina certification of organic
coffee and other products grown
throughout Latin America.

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For a consumer who is aware of
who reliably certifies coffee it is an
easy task to look for a label
confirming Bio Latina organic
coffee certification.

12. By http://buyorganiccoffee.org/
Another safeguard already in
place is the vigilance of the
growers of organic products.

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A recent example is a law suit filed
against an individual in California
who was selling coffee labeled as
Kona Coffee.

14. By http://buyorganiccoffee.org/
As it turns out, to be labeled Kona
coffee, which is grown in Hawaii, the
coffee needs to be 100% Hawaiian
grown.
The coffee growers in Hawaii are a
relatively small group and they noticed
that someone, that was not a Hawaiian
producer, was selling bogus coffee and
sued to stop him.

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Organic Kona coffee is a unique
product and its producers are a
vigilant lot.
Growers and processors of
authentic organic coffee
everywhere are interested in
keeping fraud out of their trade.

16. By http://buyorganiccoffee.org/
For the average person who
wants to make sure that he is
drinking authentic organic coffee
the quickest and easiest method is
to only buy certified USDA organic
coffee in the USA or coffee
certified by the corresponding
responsible agency the nation in
which you live.

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If you have serious doubts about
the validity of an organic coffee
label speak to the vendor.

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It is also possible to check with the
USDA itself or the Consumer
Protection Agency.

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